Sentence examples for made nerve from inspiring English sources

In 1998, America's spies were taken by surprise when India tested a nuclear bomb; they then advised Bill Clinton to flatten one of Sudan's few medicine factories, wrongly believing that it made nerve gas.

Overview micrographs at 40× and detailed micrographs at 100× were photographed with a digital camera (Olympus DP71), and images were processed using the MNERVE custom made nerve morphometry software developed at MATLAB (Version 2010a; MathWorks, Inc., Natick, MA).

Chapple admitted the final few overs made nerve-wracking viewing.

It contains many necessary components, including cholesterol (which babies use to make nerve cells) and countless immune and growth factors.

Paracetamol reduces the production of prostaglandins that are involved in inflammation, and so make nerve endings less sensitive to pain.

The hardest evidence is a scoop of soil taken near the plant, and judged by the US to contain a chemical used to make nerve gas.

But the white matter, the fatty material that insulates the long extending branches of the nerve cells and makes nerve signals move faster, in the frontal parts of the brain appeared to grow at least until the late 40's, only then beginning a decline.

By sheer bulk, a Singapore-based company may have been the largest supplier of the chemicals used in the 1980's to make chemical weapons, including 3,300 tons of a chemical that can be used to make nerve gas and 950 tons of an separate chemical used to make mustard gas and sarin.

Ampakines, a class of compounds that make nerve cells more sensitive to the amino acid glutamate, may improve some kinds of short-term memory, researchers reported at the Society for Neuroscience's annual meeting here yesterday.

A photosensitiser that enables PDT to be used effectively to destroy tumours but spares nerve tissue would be a valuable tool in the treatment of tumours whose location makes nerve damage a likely side effect of traditional surgical treatments.

Removing the bones eliminated the path the nerve normally follows during development resulting in a physical separation of the peripheral and central ends of the transected CT, which makes nerve regeneration unlikely in the time frame of this experiment (see Discussion for explanation).